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Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture
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Faculty Careers

Two Assistant Professors of Architecture

At the Knowlton School, we educate students to think critically about the formal, social, and environmental dimensions of the lived environment.

Upcoming Events

Marta Nowak

Loose Talks: Marta Nowak

Knowlton School
Rosetta Elkin

Baumer Lecture Series, Rosetta Elkin

Pratt
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Biogenic House Sections

Banvard Gallery

Knowlton’s New Faculty

Dr. Kelsea Best Headshot

Dr. Kelsea Best

Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning
Manuel Santana Palacios

Dr. Manuel Santana Palacios

Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning
Dr. Ricardo Cardoso Headshot

Ricardo Cardoso

Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning
Rachely Rotem Headshot

Rachely Rotem

Associate Professor of Practice in the Architecture Section

Knowlton’s 2023 Distinguished Visitors

Frida Escobedo and Dominic Leong

Frida Escobedo and Dominic Leong

2023 Herbert Baumer Memorial Seminars
Germane Barnes Headshot

Germane Barnes

2023–24 Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor
Samiha Meem

Samiha Meem

2023–24 Howard E. LeFevre ’29 Emerging Practitioner Fellow

Travel at Knowlton

Students walking through the ruins of Templo Mayor

Knowlton Travel 2023: Mexico City Study Abroad

Knowlton School students travel to Mexico over spring break to study the culture, landscape, and architecture of its capital city.
Three Knowlton School students receive 2023 Architecture Research Travel Awards

Three Knowlton School Students Awarded 2023 ARTA Grants

Recipients of the Architecture Research Travel Awards will conduct research in Palestine and Israel, Denmark, and London and Amsterdam
Case Study Group at Sendlinger-Tor-Platz, Germany

Knowlton Travel 2022: Urban Planning and Sustainability in Germany and Denmark

Knowlton students participate in an intensive study abroad experience in Germany and Denmark that offered an international perspective on urban sustainability practices.

Housing Justice

Dayton Schroeter at podium before a crowd in Knowlton Hall

“Building on Layers of History”

The Trott symposium highlighted the challenges and design opportunities for vacancy and abandonment in Detroit.
Trecia Cintron

Writing the Atlas of Environmental Injustice

The BSLA grad and Olmsted Scholar recipient Trecia Cintron reflects on her time at Knowlton, the creation of NAMLA Ohio, and connecting landscape and systemic racism.
Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning Jason Reece

Jason Reeces Testifies Before Senate Banking Committee

The planning professor testified Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on the legacy of racial discrimination in housing.

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Graduate Student Work

Kitaya Park House, Chris Wright

Kitaya Park House

Architecture G1 Studio

Landform Editing, Saeed Piracha

Landform Editing

Landscape Architecture G2

Columbus skyline

RECAP: A Review of Columbus' Climate Action Plan Efforts

City and Regional Planning Independent Study

The Miami Seed Institution, Rachel Schmitmeyer

The Miami Seed Institution

Architecture G3 Studio

Street Trees of New Orleans, Kerry Leung

Street Trees of New Orleans

Landscape Architecture Directed Research Project

One view of the proposed park.

MCRP Students Present Plan for New Temporary Park on High Street

Distinguished Visitors

Matt Williams

Matt Williams Selected 2022–23 Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor
August 15, 2022
Michael Murphy

2021 Herbert Baumer Memorial Seminars: Michael Murphy
September 15, 2021
Laura Solano and others in review

Laura Solano 2019 Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor
November 29, 2018

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Knowlton Hall exterior in snow

Knowlton Hall
ARCH G2 Comprehensive Studio

Courses & Curriculum
AIAS leadership pose in the garden

Student Organizations